Ichthyostega wrote: > I want to object here. You should NEVER just ignore a md5sum alarm. > It could be the only sign someone tampered with the code you are going > to execute on your private machine. You should at least clarify *why* > you got the alarm > > Please don't forget we live in a time even governments consider to spread > malware and trojan horses and call this "rightfull acting"
Okay, you are right, especially for Berlusconiland, where Stefano might be from and Scheuble Reich, we are living in, also it can be possible that someone set IOs in a way, that the hardware can be damaged. The USA and Czechia also aren't nations that be very confidential. IMO this is hardly porobable. I guess the ISO are fine. I nearly replied by using OpenPGP Hermann, because I used the mail you sent me offlist and not the second mail you sent to the list. As you know, I like to be safe too, maybe it's better to take care of the checksum. Anyway, we might use some addon for our Mozillas from trusted sources, but the NSA was broken in the place were the server is and went around OpenPGP and https. While we are browsing using tor, the NSA get everything by the addons we use. I'm seldom using firewalls etc. and I don't have AppArmor installed for 64 Studio.
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